India Corruption Perceptions Index 2021: Corruption monitoring body in 180 countries around the world has released the Corruption Perceptions Index for the year 2021.
Pakistan has suffered the most in this index. Corruption cases have increased rapidly in Pakistan in the last one year. At the same time, India has maintained its previous ranking this year as well. Read full news…
New Delhi: Pakistan has suffered a major setback in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index 2021 . It has been told in this index that corruption in Pakistan is touching new heights in the last one year. Pakistan has slipped 16 places to 140th position in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2021 of 180 countries. This shows that Prime Minister Imran Khan’s slogan of Naya Pakistan was just a political jumla. In this index, like 2020, India remains 85th in 2021 as well. India’s score in the Corruption Perceptions Index 2021 is 40, while Pakistan has got only 28 points. Denmark is at the top of the index with a score of 88.
Pakistan’s score in the Corruption Perceptions Index in 2020 was 31. Then he was at the 124th position in this list. Corruption cases have increased rapidly in Pakistan during the tenure of Imran Khan. Imran Khan became the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2018. It was followed by Pakistan’s rank 120 in the Corruption Perceptions Index in 2019. In 2020, Pakistan slipped four places to 124th position. In 2021, Pakistan has jumped 16 places to reach 140th place. At the same time, during the tenure of PML-N party i.e. Nawaz Sharif, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, this ranking was maintained till 117.
What is the position of India in terms of corruption?
In the Corruption Perceptions Index 2021, India continues to be ranked 85th with a score of 40 from last year. India’s position in this index has improved significantly since 2013. India’s score in 2014 and 2015 was 38. This score increased to 40 in 2016 and remained stable in 2017 as well. In 2018, India jumped one point to the best ever score of 41 in the Corruption Perceptions Index. In 2019 also India’s score remained 41. In the year 2020, India lost one point and again reached the score of 40. There was no improvement in India’s score even in 2021 and still it remains 40.
Know about the rest of the world
Denmark, New Zealand and Finland topped the list with 88 points each. Norway, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Germany made the top 10. Britain finished 11th with 78 points. America got 67 points in 2020. He has got the same number of points this time too, but he has dropped two places to be 27th. Canada finished 13th with 74 points. 180 countries and territories are ranked in this index. South Sudan remained at the bottom with 11 points. Somalia got 13 points, Venezuela got 14 and Yemen, North Korea and Afghanistan got 16 points each.
Last year there was little effort to stop corruption
Transparency International has claimed in its report that most countries of the world have made little or no progress in reducing the level of corruption in the last decade. It has also been told in this report that the Kovid-19 global pandemic has worsened the situation. The systems of rights and checks and balances are increasingly undermined not only in countries with systemic corruption and weak institutions, but also in established democracies.
Pegasus spy also mentioned
The issues discussed in the report over the past year include the use of Pegasus software to spy on human rights activists, journalists and politicians around the world. The report said that many countries have used the global pandemic as an excuse to curtail fundamental freedoms and bypass checks and balances. It said that many countries in Western Europe, which scored the highest overall score, used the global pandemic as an excuse to relax anti-corruption efforts, and accountability and transparency measures were ignored or withdrawn.
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